Etiennedup

Non UK members, go to the IWM film section ..........I have just now viewed it there. Looks like some candidates there .......................

Tony, it's been sitting in my flickr site for five years ..................

Here is a colour image converted to B/W of two Baltimore's. Although it does not solve the problem of this thread it illustrates the difficulty of interpreting colour from black and white photos. Cheers, Etienne.

Tony, I have never seen a photo of one in mid stone and dark earth but quite a few profiles Until a convincing image is shown here I'm with you............... Etienne.

Jerry, It looks like this to my eye. From the Rudy Arnold collection here http://edan.si.edu/slideshow/viewer/?eadrefid=NASM.XXXX.0356_ref1255

woody37.....................look at post #28 above.

Here is the origin of the colour photo ...........been there for at least ten years. https://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/news-photo/engineers-mending-a-hawker-hurricane-aircraft-news-photo/3310743?adppopup=true

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I have enlarged the critical part of the image, and I am none the wiser, .........but I do not see the ' hydraulic cylinder ' on the other leg.

Another lines question...........? This time it's a thin red line on mainly Bf 109's but also on Ju 88 cockpit glazing.

Thanks for the great input chaps.........especially fernandocouto for the very nice photo as well as Black Night. Your info makes perfect sense. Now my soul can rest............ Cheers.

The angled lines on the fuselage of the H S 126 has always been puzzling me........ I know it had something to do with the dive angle, but how did it benefit the pilot because he could not see them from his position. Any experts please.............

To me that drop tank looks like PRU blue with the base natural metal showing through on the nose.......................

Here is my effort from four years ago. Etienne.

Thanks chaps........but as you know, they are not mine. I just collect, clean, and present them in one place. Cheers, Etienne.